Stabilization

SIMPSON HS

Why This Is Measured

Continuous school engagement is critical to student success. Research clearly indicates that students who drop out of school are much less likely to graduate from high school or otherwise succeed even after re-engagement into school. Options students can be highly mobile and it is critical for schools to help students identify a best fit school should they decide to transfer.

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SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate -

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - All Students

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Economic Disadvantage

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Economic Disadvantage

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - English Learner

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-English Learner

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Female

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Male

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Binary

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - IEP

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-IEP

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Asian

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Asian/Pacific Islander*

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Black/African American

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Latinx

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Multiracial

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Native American

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Not Listed

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - White

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Non-Temporary Living Situation

SIMPSON HS - Options Stabilization Rate - Temporary Living Situation

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Why This Is Measured

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